You don't lack tutorials; you lack tools that can generate income.

Don't take the tutorial as the only way out. What really slows you down might not be a lack of skills, but rather the need to recheck, reconfigure and retry every effect. The tutorials can help you understand the principles, but for commercial projects, what is needed are results, speed and stable delivery. The client won't give you more money just because you have collected many tutorials. They only care whether you can produce it, whether you can do it faster, and whether you can make the necessary modifications. Transform the common effects into processes, convert repetitive operations into tools, and turn temporary experiences into reusable assets. This is precisely the production capacity that a three-dimensional person should establish.